He has health insurance at his job, however, it is not going to be paying for a lot of what he needs to have done. Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions as to were I can look or who I can call to see if I can get him any extra help or something to make this happen for him?
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Yeah right. Go to a Dental School blah blah blah. That's what a reluctant male patient needs a 3 hour treatment and planning session. or a three hour filling, from a shaky student. Or better yet go to a discount dentist. One that wil use the cheapest lab in the U.S. or cut corners on infection control. Men that have a lot of dental work to be done are afraid of two things. The Dentist and The Money. 1. Find a dentist he likes, someone that can finish in a reasonable amount of time, that will present a thoughtout treatment plan and that will give you a discount if you pay up front, etc. (make sure you take possible extra work into account) 2. Finance the whole treatment plan, if it is under $5000 then there may be some interest free credit services available like Care Credit or others. If it si over then extend it out to 4 years of payments. hey people pay stupid money to trick out a car and pose. Why not work on the Grill you carry with you your whole life. This does two things it unifies his dental experience into one task he must accomplish. Secondly it breaks up the large amount into a smaller mountly amount. Basic Male Dental Excuse Psychology. If that doesn't let him know you don't want him to be dealing with bad teeth for his whole life. God luck
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